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Re: John M. Moose, b: 1836 NC

mamashan119 — 2009-08-27 00:04:20Z

Just Checking on my familys last name &found you. My Great Grandpa was Charlie Moose. Not sure if he was born Dahlonega,Ga.Dont know his folks.He died bout1974 &was 92. I know our family came from Germany in 1800 or 1700. They settled in N.C. I want to know more about the Moose family. MY Grand dad,dad, myself was all born in Lumpkin Co. Ga.Anything you can tell me would be so helpfull. If you know anyone that can help let me know.Thank You so much.My Great Grandparents,Grandparents,dad are all buried in Lumpin Co.So are many other family members. Its odd that I found you. We lost my Dad 3years ago tommorrow. Thanks again. May God Bless you& yours.

Re: Flossie [Lowery] Moose

Mamalu72 — 2009-08-08 00:29:02Z

Hello, I have not heard of Flossie...but my grandpa, Ernest Oscar Moose, lived in Stony Point, NC as a young man. He was the son of James Peter Moose and Mary "Molly" Benfield Moose. They had: Ernest Oscar, James Daily, Jettie Sue, Carrie Edna, and Carl. I have "heard" that Molly died in childbirth delivering Carl....or shortly thereafter. After that happened, the kids were dispersed and the two daughters are listed as "SERVANTS" in several census listings. Can you imagine...7 yrs. old and a SERVANT?? mercy. I guess those were hard times. Anyway, the words Stoney Point caught my eye, and I wanted to reply. Who knows, we may be distant cousins. Am unsure about the names of James Peter Mooses parents. Thanks, Lucinda

Re: John M. Moose, b: 1836 NC

mhamilton194 — 2009-06-15 22:05:02Z

Who is John M. Moose's father? He is on the 1880 census in Montague County (TX) with his wife and children. He is buried in Montague County Cemetary. He died of an accident 1898. I have some of his civil war service information.

I am looking for more information on this entire family especially his parents and wife's (sally)parents. This is my husband's great grandfather. We are excited to finally find someone with some information. Thanks!

Re: Vance Moose m. Ethel Thompkins

bfmiller22824 — 2009-02-20 09:09:11Z

Hi, Sorry I have taken sooo long to respond but I just got your message. It took a long time getting to me and it has also been awhile since I have checked my rootsweb site.
I'm thinking that your father was my grandmothers brother David who lived in California or at least that is what I had heard. Please feel free to contact me at any time. My email is bfmiller5@yahoo.com and I do check that daily. I would love to hear from you as their seems to be so little of my grandmothers family left.
Barbara Roberts Miller

George Washington Moose

jkhorses — 2009-01-07 02:50:13Z

I am looking for George Washington Moose born 8/18/1790 possibly in Dauphin County, PA married Mary Moose born 7/21/1790 probably in PA. They had at least one son William Moose born 12/5/1834 born in PA. All of these Moose family members are buried in St. Jacobs Mudbrook Cemetery in North Canton, OHIO.

If these names fit with any of your Pa families, please let me know. jkhorses@comcast.net

Re: PA branch of Moose Family

dgmoose — 2009-01-07 00:17:52Z

Hi Virgiana - yes, that makes us second cousins. I would really like any information you can share on the Moose Family geneology. My email address is dgmoose@gmail.com.

Are you an active ancestry.com member. I've created a "Moose Family Tree" with the information that I have accumulated. Here's a link - http://trees.ancestry.com/fhs/home.aspx?tid=9218825

Re: PA branch of Moose Family

dgmoose — 2009-01-06 22:58:44Z

Hi - here's information I have from a lady that worked for the Indiana, Pa. Historical Society (Frances Strong Helman).
According to the 1850 Census - Center Twp., Indiana Co. Pa., Elias (50) and Bathsheba (37) had 7 children - Elizabeth (17), James (14), Lucinda (10), Elias (7), Jacob (5), Mary (3) and John (1). No Henry.

Re: PA branch of Moose Family

jethess777 — 2009-01-06 16:14:07Z

We also have Moose family from nearby areas (Conemaugh, South Fork, and also Richland township). We go back on the Moose side as far as one Henry Moose born about 1830 and married to a (Susanna)Anna Elizabeth Ford. He is buried near Johnstown. We have everyone of his descendants well-documented.
Do you know if James had any brothers? Seems that going that far back, there could not have been that many Moose family members without them being at least cousins.

Re: PA branch of Moose Family

virginiabrown1072 — 2009-01-06 05:23:59Z

Hello, cousin! My father is Wayne Nelson Moose, son of Harvey Willis Moose, brother to Sandy Moose. Frank Moose is my great-grandfather. I have a typed history of the Moose family that my dad's cousin had made, and it includes James and Elias and quite a few others. It has a nice bit of info in it, the marriages, births, deaths. I have it packed away but will get it out and send you any info you may not have. If I'm not mistaken, this branch of the Moose family originated in Holland, then moved to Germany in the 1700s. I believe the name then was Musbarger. My dad still visits the Brush Valley gang (as I call them) on occasion, and has written a story detailing a lot of their youthful exploits. I think the museum there has copies of it. At any rate, I'll look for the genealogy I have and get back with you. If you wish to contact me personally, my email address is vbrown1072@aol.com

Re: PA branch of Moose Family

dgmoose — 2009-01-05 03:50:59Z

Hi - My father was Harvey Glenn Moose from Indiana Pa. His father, Sandy Ambrose Moose had a brother Harvey and they lived in the Brush Valley area of Indiana County. Wondering if he was your grandfather or somehow related? Sandy's Father was Frank Moose (1862-1928). His father was James Moose (1836-1901). His father was Elias Moose (born 1800). Here my trail ends and I am looking for more information on Elias and his roots.

Re: John M. Moose, b: 1836 NC

alton2591 — 2008-10-27 01:23:13Z

Thank you for responding to my post.
John M Moose settled and died in Montague, Texas.

His son Charlie married Martha Ulbig. Their daughter Nellie Lee Moose married Less B. Bray. Their daughter Geneva Faye Bray married George H. Hilton. Their daughter Shari Lyn is my wife.

Would love to have whatever info you may have on the Moose family history. Such as names of the brothers who came to North Carolina in 1836 and where they came from.

Thanks,
Alton

Re: Please help

DMoose1986 — 2008-10-22 14:36:01Z

Yes Please anything you have is great. My grandfather lives in TX and I'm in FL so I don't get much of a chance to see him and pick his brain. =) Thanks for your help.

Re: John M. Moose, b: 1836 NC

DMoose1986 — 2008-10-22 14:31:01Z

You have the same information for John that my grandfather gave me. The Moose brothers landed in NC in 1836 and spread out over the East coast. 3 of them made it to Texas, a little town called Kerrville (where my family all resides now). John was my Great Great Great (?) Grandfather's brother. I can see what other information I can get from my PawPaw and let you know.

Re: PA Mooses (Meece??)

rmmoose — 2008-10-21 21:44:15Z

Sorry, I misspoke, it would be Milo and his father Jacob who move the the New Wilmington, PA area. Jacob was the George Moose and Anna Miller you are talking about's son. I have an obituary for Jacob Moose that mentions both of these facts.

Re: PA Mooses (Meece??)

DennyShamp — 2008-10-21 18:17:22Z

Please give a little more info on which George Moose you are writing about. Is it George Moose married to Anna Miller? George born Sept. 8, 1802? I don't have a son Milo for him so would be intersted in any ifo you might being willing to share.

Re: Moose-PA

GAxelrod4983 — 2008-10-20 03:01:02Z

There was a Lloyd Moose who lived in FL in the 40s and maybe the 30s. He was a funeral director, I believe.

Re: PA Mooses (Meece??)

rmmoose — 2008-10-18 18:09:32Z

My family of Moose's descends from Milo Moose. He and his father George Moose and a few brothers moved into the Mercer and Lawrence County area of Western PA around the beginning of the 20th century according to what I've seen on here. According to trees published on here he was descended from the John J Mussgnug line, but I have no way of verifying this.

I've heard stories that a lot of his relatives were Mennonites, and some are buried in Mennonite graveyards around New Wilmington PA. Milo was not Amish however (my understanding is that when the Mennonites transitioned into Amish they left the Church?), he died Presbyterian, and most of the Mooses in the Mercer County area are Presbyterian. There are a lot of them in that county by the way.

Samilton Moose

celiaclaridge — 2008-10-01 05:12:28Z

Samilton Moose,lived in Statesville,Iredell County,North Carolina,
had son John Moose.John was born Oct.1875 died Dec.1950
Would like to go back to father of Samilton.
Please help.

Re: Arcimades Moose

conniesk50 — 2007-06-16 22:41:34Z

Cheryl,
It is possible that John Sr. is his father. But I have circumstancial evidence that he is his grandson. I really think that he is the son of George Moose, John sr.'s son.
Write to me: consue@comcast.net

Bio: MOOSE, Linnie Porterfield Bright (Morrillton, Arkansas)

linganore22 — 2008-03-15 20:22:00Z

From: "Alumni Directory of Peabody College 1877-1909", Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee. 1909. (p. 57):

L. I. (Licentiate of Instruction) 1879

BRIGHT, LINNIE PORTERFIELD - (O) Nashville, Tenn.; (P) Mrs. Moose, Morrillton, Ark.; (S) '77-'79; L.I. '79; (M) Wm. L. Moose, Nov. 11, 1880; husband a lawyer with successful practice - eight years a judge; Mrs. Moose has eight children - four boys and four girls; oldest son a graduate of West Point and a Lieutenant in the Army; she has been very active in educational, temperance, and church work.

[Key: (O) - Originial home address, (P) Present home address, (B) Present business address, (S) Student at Peabody College, (M) Married]

Re: Samuel O Moose

kbobrien_1 — 2007-09-13 05:12:31Z

The Samuel Moose family lived in Powhattan, Brown Co., Kans. in 1885 (per state census). My great-grandparents, James W. and Anna O'Brien later lived in Horton, Brown Co., Kans.(moved there from Wichita ca. 1894). In 1931, their son Earl, my grandfather, moved his family to Kit Carson County, Colo., near Burlington, and they lived with Frank Moose (1882-1963) and his sister, Ida Storey (sp?) in a sod house. After several months they moved to the home of a Creekpaum family, which seems to have been connected to Frank's sister Della. Have you come across any O'Brien connections in your Moose research? I'm trying to find out why the O'Briens would have moved to another state to live with this family, when it appears they must have only known each other from the time the Mooses lived in Brown Co., Kans. According to the Illinois marriage index, Samuel O. Moose married Nancy A. Birdsell in Sangamon Co., Illinois, 15 Sep 1864.

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

chriskay_1 — 2007-06-19 18:47:31Z

I'm wondering if you might have Daniel Webster Moose's death certificate. I was hoping that George W. Moose's (Daniel's brother) might have his mother's maiden name on it, but when I got the copy from Texas, it had his mother listed as "Catherine. . . ." Please let me know. If you would like a copy of my research about Catherine and Christopher, I would be happy to send it to you. thanks for your help. I showed my mother-in-law the picture of Ona, and she said she looked almost exactly like her mom, Lattie Mae Moose Booth!

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

chriskay_1 — 2008-04-23 21:44:42Z

Yes we are talking about the same Daniel Webster Moose. He was born 13 Jan 1875 Cabarrus, and died 20 Aug 1931 in Iredell. He was the son of Christopher Columbus Moose, and his 2nd wife Catherine _____ Honeycutt. I am trying to find Catherine's maiden name. The marriage license says "daughter of John and Rachel Penner" but there were no Penners in the counties, and I couldn't find a Catherine Penner who married a Honeycutt(her 1st husband). I did, however, find a Catherine Peninger who married Jacob Levi Honeycut. He died in the fall of 1862 of disease in the war. I found Christopher and Joicy (I do not know if her maiden name is Sides - that's what people say, but I have no proof of that) in 1860 Cabarrus, living with a Mathew Honeycut family. Mathew is listed as executor of Jacob Levi's estate in 1863. I think it is possible that Mathew is Jacob Levi's dad, and that ties Christopher to Catherine Peninger Honeycut (since he was living with Catherine's inlaws in 1860). In the 1870 census I was unable to find Catherine Honeycut, but I did find a C. Honeycut living next door to Christopher and Joicy Moose. Christopher and Catherine Honeycut were married in 1871. I did not find a cemetery record for Joicy in the Cabarrus Cemetery book, so I don't know when she died (although I guess they could have been divorced, but all the children went with Christopher since in 1880 census they are listed with him and Catherine - incorrectly indexed Moore).
Anyway, that's what I'm working on. I also found John Peninger who married Rachel Groner in 1827 in Cabarrus. I suppose they could have been Catherine's parents. In 1850 Catherine - 16- was living in Rowan with a Shank family. (next door to Nelson Sides, Christopher's uncle) This same Shank family moved to Cabarrus by 1870, and were living one house from c. Honeycut and 2 houses from Christopher Moose. I am wondering if Catherine Peninger's parents died or moved away, since I also found 2 other Peninger children living with other families in the 1850 census: John - 13(living with Joseph Misenheimer, and Christina - 18 (living with Joshua Phillips)

Daniel Webster married Dora Bailey and they had 6 children, and raised a neice - Ona- as their own, making 7 children. I see you are working on Moose and Sides lines. I would like to know how you tie into them. My husband is Christopher and Catherine's (through their son George) GG grandson.
Chris

Re: Vance Moose m. Ethel Thompkins

neeleyann — 2008-08-08 14:06:29Z

Hello,
I think your grandmother may be my aunt. I believe her name was spelled Catherine. My father is David Moose. Please contact me I would like to share family info.
Ann

Re: Elizabeth Moose and Harvey Alexander Cline of NC

deswamee1 — 2007-12-21 01:56:50Z

I'm looking for mooses from around ablemarle county n.c my great great great great grandfather's name was robert moose 1812 and he was married to liza moose 1820

Ida Moose

CHTHM4 — 2008-07-18 18:56:20Z

Dear Fellow Genealogists: I am looking for any information
on my great aunt Mrs Ida Hanson Lynch Moose. In 1905,her husband Phil Lynch died in Yazoo Co.,MS I found her again, on the 1910 census married to a Olar Moose in Shelby,TN Her childre by Lynch were with her, I don't know if she had any children by Olar or not. If you can find out as to where she died and year I would appreciate it. thanks.

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

bcalla6711 — 2008-05-14 21:48:27Z

I have Catherine's maiden name was Penninger (Peninger). I don't have source of info but I think you are also correct that Catherine was the widow of Jacob Levi Honeycutt.

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

bjharkey — 2008-04-25 01:37:35Z

Yes we due, I have found many mistakes and then 6 months
to a year later that same tree has been corrected when more
info surfaces. Their were so many marriages back in those
days and children with the same names its very hard to verify unless you have Church records or a family bible.
It took me 8 years to locate one of my Mom's sisters and
I found her by accident going thru off shoots and finally
found my way to her grandaughter. Then we both started searching and by sending off for soc sec appl thats how
we found her parents. I cannot get a birth certificate
for my Grandmother on my Mom's side because Okla did not
by law have to keep records until mid 1920 and if they
were not notified of a birth they have no record. On the
Tiner/Tyner side I ran into a lady online who was a DAR
Regent and she was able to give me lots of help. If you
google you might get lucky, their is a gentlemen who has
alot of info on the Troutman side of the family all the
way from Germany to the ship they arrived on to the town
of Phila and from their these families headed (most of them) to North Carolina.
Betty

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

bjharkey — 2008-04-25 01:11:38Z

Thats what it looks like. Take a look at this tree, their
is also another one that does not have alot of info on
it but it list Joycie Sides also and that is the tree by
Nina Harkey- this lady has done alot of research back to
Germany on the Harkey family and she's pretty cautious about what she puts out.
Betty

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

bjharkey — 2008-04-24 23:39:18Z

If you go to Erwin Family Tree on Ancestry by using
Joycie Lyerle you will find this info on her if it is
correct. She married Moose 1st and then Sides. Her Father
was David Lyerle and his Mother was a Mary Moose
Betty Harkey

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

bjharkey — 2008-04-24 20:18:51Z

I saw last night that their is a family tree that lists
Christopher C Moose's wife as Joycie Lyerle, have you
seen this tree. Owner of this tree was a cshaygirl.
I also forgot to mention that their is a marriage bond
that shows where Esther Sides married a Jabob Harkey
09 Mar 1829 in Cabarrus Co NC.
Betty Harkey

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

bjharkey — 2008-04-24 00:04:21Z

My Husband is the Harkey and I'am doing his family tree.
What brought me to the Moose family is that my husbands
ancestor Pearlie G Harkey married John Noah Moose 24 Dec 1902 Cabarrus NC. Pearlie G was the daughter of John A Harkey and Martha ALice Dry, John A Harkey was the son of
David Monroe Harkey & Margaret Smith, David Monroe was
the son of David Harkey & Catherine Eudy, David Harkey was
the son of Martin Harkey & Catherine Barriner.
John Noah Moose was the son of Albert H Moose and Julia Corl. Albert H Moose was the son of Levi LawsonMoose &
Lovina Troutman. Levi Lawson was the son of Jacob Moose Jr
and Barbara Barnhart. You will find that the Mooses,Harkeys
Earnhardt,Barringers,Troutman's are all intertwined together. They all came out of Pa together.
Sides: I have Sides that are tied into my Mother's side of
the family (Tiner/Tyner) in Ms who married into the Mooney
family from North Carolina & Ms.

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

bjharkey — 2008-04-23 19:08:10Z

I have a Daniel Webster Moose b:1875 in Rowan NC,but have
no wife for him. His parents were Christopher Columbus Moose and Catherine Rener/Renner. I have 1 brothers listed
George Washington Moose b:1873 and a sister Laura b:1877
these children were from his 2nd marriage to this Catherine
Renner. His first wife was a Joyce Sides and the had a load
of children. Are we talking about the same Daniel Webster
Moose.
Betty Harkey
working on Harkey,Moose,Troutman,Earnhartd,sides and many
mmore
harkeysl@bellsouth.net

Re: Please help

philmickyjack — 2008-07-04 15:21:31Z

My great grand father is robert lee moose, I belive of your line. I dont personaly have all the information on his line, my mother does. I am currently trying to get it from her but I am sure she will have some info that will help you if you still need it.
Aaron Wilson
philmickyjack@hotmail.com

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2008-04-25 01:10:58Z

Do the Census search either on Ancestry or HeritageQuest if you have access to that. Look for him in Indiana census with the info you have.
Kathy

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2008-04-25 01:08:11Z

So according to the ERWIN tree I may have Joicy figured out?
Kathy

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2008-04-25 01:06:36Z

No I have not seen this tree, hope she didn't get it from me, as it is SPECULATION ONLY. and my tree isn't suppose to be public.
Kathy

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2008-04-25 01:04:05Z

Yes same one. There is a Moose family book-a series of 12 I think written by Moose ancestors.
Kathy

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2008-04-25 01:02:30Z

Didn't know they came out of Pa together.
That gives me another direction to go. You might want to find/purchase the book Bethel Bear Creek Church and Dutch Buffalo Church. It contains the names, baptisms of Moose, many Sides. Barbara Barnhart is buried in that cemetery. I had our genealogy library here in Evansville, IN Willard Library to order the book-which is a compilation of 2 books written by Moose ancestors. There is also another series of books beginning with Gall Davit.
Kathy

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2008-04-25 00:55:44Z

I am through Christopher Moose and Catherine Penner-son Daniel Webster Moose and Dora Bailey were my great grandparents. Niece or daughter Ona Alice Moose/Allie Linnie/Omma-Fortner was my grandmother. Her daughter Betty Lois Fortner Current was my late mother. So I can give you any info on Daniel Webster Moose children and then Ona-my mom and my 9 siblings here in Indiana-my 23 nieces and nephews and my new grandson. Also mom's two brothers (still living) and deceased sister in NC.

Kathy G Current
southern Indiana

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2008-04-25 01:28:58Z

I thank you for the suggestion to check out Nina harkeys tree. I have run across many trees/information that just does not make sense. We do have to be careful filling in the blanks with the correct people.
Kathy

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2008-04-25 01:25:06Z

I would be thrilled for you to share your research with me on Catherine and Christopher Moose. And I do have other pictures of Grandma Ona Fortner. We only got to see her during the summers-we live in southern Indiana. But I wrote her weekly until she passed away in Dec 1980. My first child was born in Aug1980-but she didn't get to hold him but she saw photos.
Since grandma "allie linnie/Omma/Ona was listed as Daniel W Moose and Dora Bailey's niece, WHO WERE HER PARENTS?
These two books have helped alot(I even got our genealogy library-Willard Library, Evansville, IN to order them:
1. Heritage of Iredell County, NC. 1980 Buster Coite Moose(Onas brother).Family#436pp.414-416 I can send you copies of those 3 pages if you would like.
2. Bethel Bear Creek Church/Dutch Buffalo Church books-written by Moose ancestors. You can order them from their Cabarrus Co(I think)Genealogy Society. Lists families, baptisms, marriage dates. Sides, Moose, Barnhart.
Kathy Current

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2007-06-20 00:57:01Z

Hey cousin-

Please email me at meowsings@gmail.com. I would appreciate anything you have to share.
Thanks,
Kathy Current

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2007-06-20 00:53:12Z

hey cousin:
you may email me at meowsings@gmail.com

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2007-06-20 00:53:09Z

hey cousin:
you may email me at meowsings@gmail.com

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

kathycurrent — 2007-06-20 00:38:37Z

Great to have your reply. Catherine's maiden name is Penner,(but she may have been previously married to a Honeycutt-not yet proven).

Arcimades Moose

cherylpmorris — 2007-06-16 21:51:51Z

Does anyone know if John Moose of Woodsfield,OH had a son named Arcimades? He was born in 1826.

Re: Please help

ldemoose08 — 2008-03-29 06:32:50Z

My interest in genealogy began when I was about ten years old. I'm much older than that now. I don't know if your Moose family is connected with mine but I have information dating back to 1836 on my husband's family. They came from Belgium and went to Galveston, Texas. They were also in Illinois. Their name was originally Mous. There was Nicholas, born in Heinstert, Germany. He was the father of my husband's father. Nicholas' parents were John Michael Mous and Margaretha Krantz. Nicholas' wife was Catherine Shay (Irish). Nicholas and Catherine had my husband's father,Norman. Norman married Mildred Blauvelt and had my husband. He married once before me and had a daughter. Then he married me and had two sons. None of my husband's children had children. The story goes that my husband's father was tired of being called Moose so someone told him to add a de in front of it. So he did and now it's deMoose. If he could have seen the future he would have known that his grandsons were called Moose anyway. But they liked it. Especially after my older boy saw an actual moose. He was very impressed. However, if you have no connection to Galveston, none of this means anything to you anyway. Please let me know if anything fits in. My husband died a few years ago but he would now be 81 years old.

Re: From Gall Davidt Mussgenung to Ona Alice Moose (Fortner)

ShannonMoose20 — 2007-07-07 22:29:54Z

I am not sure if this is the same person that I have been researching but the spelling is close. Please e-mail me at smmoose20@yahoo.com . The person I am talking about is spelled Gall David Mussgenug but he married Barbara and then had Johann Nicolaus Mussgenug.

Bernice Durham Bowers - Winnie G. Moose - Phipps Foster Durham

RobHist — 2007-06-11 17:17:58Z

I am trying to find information on Winnie Bernice (sp?) Durham b abt. 1920 probably Kerrville, Kerr Co., TX - married T.J. Bowers of Junction, TX. Her father was Phipps Foster Durham (my paternal great-uncle) and Winnie G. Moose. Her father, mother, and husband are buried in family plot in Kerrville, but there is no record for her. I would appreciate knowing where and when she died and where she is buried in order to complete family records. Thanks - Catherine